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And Chemical Engineering?

MacGyverS2000, I have seen a lot of people started courses they like but some of them ended up drop out and some after graduating they start to study something different.And they wished they could do more research before started they courses. It doesn't harm anything to sit down for a few...

I'm get bored easily with writing. I would prefer course with a lot of calculations.Between Mechanical Engineering and Electrical&Electronic Engineering(undergraduate) which has more calculations. I know courses such as much Maths and Physics could suite me better but I'm looking other factors...

Latexman, Especially with my age. If i was 18 years old, i guess it could be much easier to decide.I would go straightaway to something i like without hesitation. Because if you had made wrong decision still you have time to study something esle. For me, i have to select what i like first and...

IRstuff, I don't plan to study software engineering. That was an example to show that some fields can be difficult than others in relation with age. Another example is dentist graduate at 50s. can still secure a job. I'm planning to study in either Chemical,Mechanical or Electrical engineering...

Which disciple is okay with some of that age than other?I know branch like software engineer has younger staff.

When I was young during school holidays I was helping my father in his engineering business where I started developing interest in engineering. Unfortunately, after my school graduation I went to live with my uncle in another country. I couldn’t have an opportunity to go to college to fulfil my...

I plan in the future to work Liquefied Natural gas(LNG) industry. However I don't know which engineering qualifications most needed in terms on number of staff. I know they employ Chemical Engineer but problem, you might find a factory has only one or two chemical engineer,therefore competition...